Recent research says that staying glued to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter does not keep us 'connected' or happy. These social media platforms alienate us from our real world making us lonely. We suggest ways to cope with loneliness in healthy ways.
A new research published in the Journal of Behavior Addictions has suggested that excessive use of social media platforms can make its users take decisions as bad as drug addicts tend to do.
A new study published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs has revealed that college students who binge drink frequently post on social media in an intoxicated condition and show signs of social media addiction.
In order to deal with the fallout for an explosion of social media, NHS England which leads the national health services in the country is planning to ramp up its mental health services.
Using technology to escape child's tantrums deprives parents of the opportunity to provide meaningful emotional support
Keeping your phone next to your bed at night can disturb your sleep and cause other health issues!
Gul Panag, the Indian ambassador of Arianna Huffington's Thrive Global initiative, made a New Year resolution that she will switch off her phone, every day for 30 minutes in 2018.
Facebook has for the first time admitted that passively scrolling through posts on the social media platform can make people feel worse -- while active engagement on the platform may have the opposite effect.
Some people withdraw themselves due to non-fearful preferences for solitude.
Signs that you need to log out of Facebook and SnapChat and put down your smartphone by going on a digital detox for your own well-being.
If you find an employee looking at Facebook, it may actually mean a break for him or her from tiredness at work.
If you think you're pretty popular, then you may want to rethink your life, as according to a new study, you aren't.
Social media obsession may lead to something akin to classical addiction. Such use triggers two key parts of the brain associated with rewards: The amygdala which is the integrative place for emotions, behaviour and motivation and the striatum -- part of the forebrain and a critical component of the reward system.
Study claims that lack of sleep can turn you into a Facebook addict. Read to know more.
Facebook may have connected many a friend, but its role in strengthening neighbourhood bond may be limited as face-to-face communication is still the norm among neighbours, suggests new research.
If you use Facebook to read the news, play games, look at comments on your posts, or make new friends then you could have Facebook dependency, says a new study
'Kisses' on WhatsApp/Facebook replaces the real act: Experts
Signs that you need to log out of Facebook and SnapChat and put down your smartphone by going on a digital detox for your own well-being.
Did you know that the social media overtook porn as the No.1 online activity?
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